SCHOOL COMMITTEES

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22388, 29 April 1938, Page 7

SCHOOL COMMITTEES

HOUSEHOLDERS MEET AT

MARSHLAND

The annual meeting of householders at Marshland was held recently. There was an attendance of 67, the largest for ifiany years. Mr D. Goode pre--81 Buildings and grounds were reported to be in a very satisfactory state, and the new infant roqm and increased playing area were greatly appreciate balance-sheet. showed the follow credits:—No. 1 account. £lB 17s 2d: No. 2 account, £8 Is sd. Appreciation of the services of the staff was • expressed by the meeting, and the chairman expressed thanks to re-elected ae follows:—Messrs D. Goode ( chairman), F Cooner (secretary and treasurer), Mrs Ching. Messrs! Wilson and E.. C. Mercer.

THE ELECTIONS IN NORTH

CANTERBURY

Further school committees elected at meetings of householders in North C Cust—Mr A* Ryde (chairman). Mr C Tallott (secretary and treasurer). Messrs C. .Cowens, C. Briggs, and W. RC £tommerhill —Mr -N. Clinton (chairman). Mr A. WornaU (secretary and treasurer). Messrs E. Beattie, W. L. H Ka”koura District High sch°ol—t a Johnston (chairman), Mr F. Hobbs (secretary), Stewart, R.° Strabl, J. Monk. H. Ramey, and A. T KaSoura l Suburban Sclho°:ljMr J. Messrs Jas. W. Boyd, John F. W. S Gr“ge r ßoad School—Mr A. Morton (chairman), Mr A. Morton Mrs S. Dooley. Messrs R A. Smart. ■r M Smart, and E. Scott. Hororata —The householders’ meeting was so poorly attended that a school committee could no* be (cSma r iT d! S J S Sack SSSSS>. {c D Anderson. R. I. Black, and A T. Earl. It was decided to protest to the Education Board against the retention of the school In its old when the roll number had exc ® 81 for the required pfcnod, and had remained above that figure conSlS Hawarden Ce bistrict High School— J: S:SS»JWS rick The school committee wiU act as dental clinic committee with M W. L. Wright chairman, and Mr J- f. Fletcher secretary.